FCC Baltimore: Back on the pitch

FCC Baltimore: Back on the pitch

FIELD THIS WEEKEND.

F-CBALTIMORE IS READY TO BRINGHOME A CHAMPIONSHIP AFTERMONTHS OF WAITING.

WMAR-2 NEWSSHAWN STEPNER EXPLAINSItboys with the flashy feet areready to get back at it.

LarrySancomb, F.C.

Baltimore HeadCoach: I think iteverybody just to get back outthere on the field andplaying.

F.C.

Baltimore.

Thesemi-pro soccer teamconsists of mostly home-grownplayers and college guys.TheyPremier Soccer League, whichshutdown this year due to thepandemic.

The Mid-AtlanticNational Independent SoccerAssociation set up atournament and invited them toplay.

Four teams taking partin Loudon County, Virginia.Sancomb: Everybody is happy toget back on the pitch and getplaying against high qualityplayers.

Malcolm Harris, F.C.Baltimore Midfielder/Defender:Going back and training wasexciting for a lot of us.Getting out to play goodopposition is definitelyexciting for us.

It almostdidnsupposed to be held this weekin Germantown, but MontgomeryCounty officials wouldnallow it because of COVIDconcerns.

F.C.

Baltimore sayssafety precautions have beenparamount.

All players andstaff have been tested.

Allnegative.

Sancomb: I think allthe players on the bench aregoing to have to wear masks.All of our guys so far are allclean and good, our coachingstaff as well.

No fans will bein attendance but they canwatch online.

Striker KhalidBalogun thinks theytuning in to some F.C.Baltimore wins.

KhalidBalogun, F.C.

BaltimoreStriker: I know the playersthat we have are quality andcan put in a performance.

So,I think wethat front.

Kyle Saunderson,F.C.

Baltimore Defender: Itshould be a bunch of goodmatchups going on.

Sohopefully we can get out thereand give everybody a run fortheir money.

Their first gameis on Sunday.

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